s set to preside over Jenkins's case.

In the luggage belonging to Brad Kloha, 41, of Nashville, Tenn., CBP officers reported finding  several bags  with pills that tested positive for 16.3 grams of MDMA and 17.8 grams of ketamine.

Deputies reported the Sunday arrests of Kloha, who was born in Michigan, at 3:30 p.m. Inmate records show corrections booked Kloha shortly after 10:05 p.m. on Sunday at TGK.

Court records show Kloha appeared in bond court on Monday and faced two charges: Trafficking MDMA and possession of a controlled substance.

Kloha's bond was set at $6,000. Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Laura Gonzalez-Marques was set to preside over Kloha's case.

In the luggage belonging to Adam Jones, 49, of Atlanta, Ga., CBP officers reported finding  a container  with pills that tested positive for 22.8 grams of meth.

Deputies arrested Jones, who was born in Florida, at 4 p.m., on Sunday at the terminal, according to the arrest report.

Inmate records show corrections booked Jones shortly before 10:20 p.m. on Sunday at TGK.

Court records show Jones appeared in bond court on Monday, and he faced a charge of trafficking MDMA.

Jones's bond was set at $5,000, and Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge David Young was set to preside over his case.

In the luggage belonging to Hoi Le, 51, of San Francisco, Calif., CBP officers reported finding  two clear baggies with suspected narcotics  that tested positive for 14.9 grams of meth and 3.2 grams of ketamine. Deputies reported arresting Le, who was born in California, at 5:15 p.m. on Sunday, according to the arrest report.

Court records show Le appeared in bond court on Monday facing two charges: Trafficking meth and possession of a controlled substance. His bond was set at $5,000, and Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Michelle A. Delancy was set to preside over the case. INVESTIGATIONS' DETAILS The Royal Caribbean ship's security notified CBP officers about the luggage that trained dogs had flagged, records show.

The CBP searches included pat-downs and narcotics identification systems, records show.

In the county cases, CBP officers reported using the Gemini Test System , which uses infrared light, and the NTK Test Kit U , which uses a color change to identify meth and MDMA, records show. CBP officers also reported creating records of the county cases in TECS , a federal database known as the Treasury Enforcement Communications System. Local 10 News Assignment Editor Carson Merlo and Digital Journalist Chris Gothner contributed to this report.